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I want to get your opinions before I ask the club. Before the KO next Saturday replace YNWA with he ain't heavy he's my brother for the 96 and also to give one final push to make it the Christmas number 1. Opinions please

Be cracking

Whilst I appreciate the sentiment, I can't see how much it will add to the campaign. Most, if not all in the stadium will have already have purchased the track. Sky rarely show the YNWA, they normally go to an ad break and return at kick off.

Maybe if the club agreed to televise it then it would have an effect?

It's on ESPN KO 5.30

dundreamin » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:39 pm wrote:I want to get your opinions before I ask the club. Before the KO next Saturday replace YNWA with he ain't heavy he's my brother for the 96 and also to give one final push to make it the Christmas number 1. Opinions please

No.

Never.

Two things.

1) What Everton did was wonderful. They shoved football rivalry aside and showed they stand shoulder to shoulder with us.

2) The song itself is being jumped on by nobodies, losers, a**holes who want to get their name in the limelight. Robbbie Williams etc, do you think for a second they have respect for the 96? Like f*ck they do. Where were these a**holes when it mattered?, where was their voice?

No, YNWA all day long for me, and Hes my Brother when we play Everton.

Kharhaz » Wed Dec 19, 2012 4:09 am wrote:

dundreamin » Tue Dec 18, 2012 10:39 pm wrote:I want to get your opinions before I ask the club. Before the KO next Saturday replace YNWA with he ain't heavy he's my brother for the 96 and also to give one final push to make it the Christmas number 1. Opinions please

No.

Never.

Two things.

1) What Everton did was wonderful. They shoved football rivalry aside and showed they stand shoulder to shoulder with us.

2) The song itself is being jumped on by nobodies, losers, a**holes who want to get their name in the limelight. Robbbie Williams etc, do you think for a second they have respect for the 96? Like f*ck they do. Where were these a**holes when it mattered?, where was their voice?

No, YNWA all day long for me, and Hes my Brother when we play Everton.

Sorry mate but that is load of nonsense and completely disrespectful to all the work that the Hillsborough families have done to educate the public into the true injustice of the event.

If no one needed educating and the injustice was obvious then there would be no need for the petitions or this single. The fact that non-liverpool supporters signed the petitions and the fact that non-liverpool supporting musicians like Robbie Williams and Beverley Knight agreed to participate in the charity single shows that the work done by the HJC has raised awareness and support. Support both from the public and support by those in the media and entertainment.

Have you seen the behind the scenes documentary on the making of the single?

Margaret Aspinall and the other Hillsborough affected families support this project and thank those involved in the project, there's no scepticism of the motives of those involved.

It would make perfect sense and I would have no objection whatsover as the whole point of the song is to raise money for the fight the families of 96 will have in the future